Trae (Trey) Stephens

And so, you know, there, there might be variants of this that are relevant for different pockets, but like,

Every soldier is going to, in modern warfare, every soldier is going to need compute.

They're going to need some way of controlling assets that are autonomous.

They're going to need some way of interacting with the battle space from a command and control perspective.

They're going to want that heads up display that gives them kind of superhuman vision into the environment they're operating in.

And the idea is like, you can make this

inexpensive enough that you can deploy it broadly across the entire service.

So that is the idea.

I mean, it's always about the war fighter.

Everything goes back to the guys at the end of the chain that are doing the jobs.

And so we have an enormous percentage of Android employees have military intelligence service.

And so we're going out and recruiting directly from the people that we're serving as customers.

And we also are very tied in to the communities that we're serving, you know, as contractors.

And so we spend a lot of time in D.C.

We spend a lot of time downrange with the users.

And that all feeds back into our innovation engine internally.

Damn, that's awesome.

What are you most excited about at Endural?

I think Fury, the collaborative combat aircraft program, kind of autonomous fighter planes, is a huge force multiplier for the military.

So really excited about what we're doing there.